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# Anti Whales

Along with the auto-generating liquidity pool, we have added an Anti-Whale feature. 

We have seen many Crypto holders suffer due to big dumps from the whales. For eg: the NCAT price dropped 4 times in hours due to a whale dumping and taking almost **500 BNB** from the pool (and in SAFEMOON's case it was **1771 BNB**).

So any transaction that (sells/buys and wallet transfers) that **trades** more than 1% of the total supply will be rejected. This will protect price movement also. 

Furthermore, if a whale makes a **transfer (between 2 wallets)** that is more than 1% of the total supply will be charged for **1 BNB.** These 1 BNBs go straight to the BNB reward pool.

This feature prevents pump-dump-exist whales because they can destroy the project.


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